In Every Life [Jenlisa]

Chapter 68

As early spring arrived in Haishi, the city shed its winter chill and small flowers quietly bloomed along the streets.

Jennie held her first solo concert after graduating.

She instructed her assistant Xianxian to reserve tickets for her family and friends.

The spring weather was perfect.

Lisa sat in the most prominent seat in the concert hall, dressed in a sharp suit.

The melodious sound of the piano flowed through the air.

He watched the dazzling girl on stage, his dark eyes capturing the light, his gaze as gentle as the March breeze.

Lee Jeongeun couldn't help but glance at the young man beside her from time to time, feeling his admiration overflowing.

After the concert, she tentatively asked, "What do you think of the girl's performance?"

"Very good," Lisa smiled and nodded.

Lee Jeongeun's scrutinizing gaze swept over him from head to toe, making Lisa's hair stand on end.

He cleared his throat and politely asked, "Excuse me, ma'am, is there anything I can help you with?"

Lee Jeongeun gave a mysterious smile and shook her head. "No, no, just curious. What kind of work do you do, young man?"

Lisa felt that this auntie was a bit strange, but still replied politely, "I work at a game development company."

Lee Jeongeun nodded, but it was unclear whether she was satisfied or not.

"Do you have a girlfriend?"

"Who else is in your family?"

Lisa pursed his lips and answered stiffly, "There's no one else, just me."

Suddenly, he remembered that Jackson had once said that some older aunties like to introduce people to potential partners.

His heart skipped a beat and he quickly added, "I also have a fiancée."

As expected, the aunt's smiling face in front of her collapsed when she heard these words, and the rest of her words were almost squeezed out of her mouth.

Meanwhile, Jennie on the other side had no idea what had happened.

After the concert ended, she had to face many media interviews. When she finished removing her makeup and changing her clothes, the moon was already high in the sky.

Her phone was about to explode with messages. Many classmates and teachers sent congratulatory messages, even Nayeon, whom she hadn't seen in a long time, sent a message.

Jennie replied to each one, but her smile suddenly froze when she read one message.

"When did you get engaged? Bring him home tomorrow and explain everything."

After returning home for the Chinese New Year, Lee Jeongeun's anger dissipated. She seemed to have forgotten about the incident and never mentioned meeting her boyfriend again.

The spring night breeze was warm and gentle, blowing softly. Jennie sat in the café next to the music hall when suddenly a warm paper cup was handed to her.

"Hot cocoa," Lisa looked at her gently and said, "I'm afraid you won't be able to sleep if you drink coffee at night."

Jennie took a sip and tightened her grip on the cup.

"I have something to tell you," She said softly.

"What is it?"

Jennie pursed her lips. "My mom wants me to bring you home tomorrow."